postman
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- Feb 23, 2017
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Absolutely true. And because deaths are so high those cases are just a rounding error. But in the beginning when the caseload wasn't so big, and the death toll so huge, those small number of lives saved by earlier or more cautious intervention did make a difference.People are not being hospitalized willy nilly like the elitists such as Trump and Giuliani. Although those cases do happen, it's certainly no more than a rounding error on the national data.
The criteria for hospitalizations has not really changed.
Now they would be like putting out campfires in the middle of a forest fire raging across three states.